Guide to Connecting the Xbox 360 to Windows Vista Media Center PC



First of all, those attempting to connect their Xbox 360 to the PC will need to install the Rollup 2 update in MCE2005 and download the software from the URL the Xbox 360 brings up when trying to connect. If you’re using Windows Firewall, you don’t need to turn it off, as it will adjust itself automatically. Actually, just don’t turn it off, period! If you’re using a 3rd party firewall, click here for a solution.

Steps1. Be sure your 360 isn’t paired up with any other PC. To do this, go to your 360 dashboard and browse to the System blade, then Computers. Disconnect from any computers listed there.2. Boot your Windows Vista PC up and leave it sitting on the desktop.3. On your 360, browse to the “Media Blade” and select “Windows Media Center”. Alternatively, press the green MCE button if you have a remote.4. You will be presented with an 8 digit number. Write it down or memorize it, and go back to your PC.

Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009

How to connect Wii to the Internet Non-Wirelessly

We’ll review the simple steps required to connect your Nintendo Wii to the Internet using the powerlines in your home. Get the Actiontec Powerline Gaming Kit that includes two Powerline Ethernet Adapters. Find your Broadband Modem/ Router.Plug one end of the 1st Ethernet Cable into the Ethernet Port on the bottomof the 1st Powerline Ethernet Adapter.

Plug the Powerline Adapter into a Power Outlet.Do NOT plug the Adapter into a power strip or wall outlet that uses surge protection as the Adaptermay not work. Plug the other end of the Ethernet Cable into an OPEN Ethernet Port on your Modem/ Router.An Ethernet port looks similar to a phone port but is slightly larger. Find your NintendoWii.Make sure the USB to Ethernet Adapter is plugged into the Ethernet Port.

Tuesday, July 21st, 2009

Nintendo DSi Quick Start Guide

This Nintendo DSi guide takes you through the procedures used to configure the system, including a step by step guide on how to start the software. It’s also gives an overview of the basic features of this system.

Please be sure to read the health and safety precaution booklet and Nintendo DSi operations manual before use, and follow the instructions carefully. In cases where a small child will be using the system, a parent or guardian should configure the system setting for them.

With Nintendo DSi you can use the following: Nintendo DS Cards, Nintendo DSi compatible cards and Nintendo DSi cards. You may need to calibrate the Touch Screen if you feel it is not responding properly, or if you feel that your actions are not being reflected accordingly on the screen.

Download PDF Manual Nintendo DSi Quick Start Guide

Thursday, April 16th, 2009

MAX Media Player For Nintendo DS User Manual

MAX Media Player ships with a simple browser interface, allowing you to play any home brew (.nds) programs stored on MAX Media Players 4GB Hard Drive, but can also be extended with more sophisticated versions of the media player available to download from Codejunkies.com.

The MAX Media Player software runs from the DS cartridge and allows you to browse and run content stored on the 4GB Hard Drive (when attached). The software can also allow you to access content stored on other compatibles storage devices.

To get started, insert the MAX Media Player DS cartridge into your DS and attach the 4GB Hard Drive to the GBA slot on the underside of your DS.

When you boot your console, you see the MAX Media Player loading screen, followed by the browser screen which displays the contents of the 4GB Hard Drive.

Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

Nintendo DS Wi-Fi Connection Instruction Booklet

The Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection (Nintendo WFC) allows you to play games over the internet, either at home or at an internet hotspot, using a Nintendo DS and a Nintendo WFC compatible Nintendo DS game.

Look for this icon on Nintendo DS game packaging for games that include the Nintendo WFC feature.

Free public Wi-Fi access may be available in your area. Please visit support.nintendo.com for the latest list of hotspots that may be compatible with Nintendo WFC. NOTE: At a public hotspot, it may be necessary to configure your DS similar to at-home play. Please contact the provider or retail location for additional setup details.

Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

Wii Fit - Fitness Made Fun Manual Guide

Wii Fit is a combination of fitness and fun. by playing Wii Fit a little every day, you, your friends, and your family can work towards perosinal goals of better health and fitness.

After you install the Wii Fit cahnnel on your wii menu, you can check on the progess of every Wii Fit profile and do a Body Test without having to insert the Wii Fit Game Disc.

The Body Test in Wii Fit uses the Wii Balance Board to measure your centre of balance, Body Mass Index (BMI), body control, and Wii Fit Age. Doing this test everyday is the first step in Keeping track of your fitness.

Download PDF Manual Wii Fit - Fitness Made Fun Guide

Monday, January 12th, 2009

Nintendo DS EDGE Reference Manual v1.0

EDGE is a multi-functional Micro SD adapter for NDS and NDS Lite (Slot 1) which allows you to play games, listen to MP3’s, view images, read e-books and enjoy the vast collection of homebrew applications for NDS. You can also take advantage of the inbuilt cheat code functionality to enjoy more freedom with your favourite games.

Before you use EDGE, you must first download and install the most recent EDGE OS from the official website. Download the OS file and extract the contents of the archive (with the directory structure preserved) to the root of your MicroSD card. Then, load all your favourite games and applications to your MicroSD card, insert it into the EDGE and then plug the EDGE into your NDS or NDSL. Now you’re ready to play the games, media or applications of your choice!

Monday, January 12th, 2009

PSP Player Manual Guide PDF

PSP Converting Help 1. Insert your DVD movie to be copied to your PSP. 2. Click on New and then click ok. 3. Now click on the button that says “mobile” this will bring up the mobile device (PSP) options. 4. Select the PSP and choose your quality settings and click the start button. 5. Now you will see the PSP settings. There is a lightly box with the default quality settings showing. You can change the settings by clicking the arrow next to this lightly shaded box to change the quality of the settings. 6. Once that is done the converted DVD will be stored in your DVD neXt COPY temp directory on your computer in PSP format.

Transfer the DVD to your PSP Help There are 3 ways to do this. The first is a little more work but its free if you already have the hardware on your computer which you most likely do.

Saturday, January 10th, 2009